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Debt Consolidation and Tattoo Coverups

The story recounts a friend’s decision to cover an old tattoo with a new, larger one, drawing a parallel with debt consolidation. While covering up the tattoo doesn’t remove its existence, the same applies to debt consolidation—it merely combines debts into one, larger sum. If the irresponsible spending continues, the debt, much like the tattoo, becomes larger. The author advises users of debt consolidation loans to have a repayment plan and to avoid treating the loan as a cure-all or using it too frequently.

Fees and Penalties

Most folks think of fees and penalties as motivators to get folks to follow the rules, when they are really valued income streams for the service industry.

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Pitter Patter Tax Time, RESPs are For Rich Folk and #MoneyStories

2016 may feel like a world away, but its lessons still echo—economically, socially, and personally. In this post, we revisit the year with a “pitter patter, let’s get at ’er” attitude, drawing from Canadian pop culture and personal finance reflections. From shifting markets to evolving habits, 2016 was a year of movement, motivation, and momentum. Whether you lived it loud or barely kept up, this recap blends wit with wisdom—true to the Canajun style.

Keywords: 2016, pitter patter, Canadian finance, year in review, Letterkenny, financial habits, motivation, economic outlook, personal growth

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Self-Driving Cars Will Change Things

Self-driving cars are going to change so many things both in terms of insurance, finances and even parking. It all depends on how it all rolls out.

February 2016

Good Food Still Is Not Cheap in Canada (Inflation for March 2016)

Buying good food is never cheap, but in 2016 prices of those became even more expensive.

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